Prof Sam Vaknin
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Stressed Narcissists, Borderlines in Psychosis: Brief, Acute, Transient, Reactive (ATPD, BP)
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Types of stress (tension) in BPD: abandonment/rejection, engulfment, histrionic, negative affects.
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Decompensation, dissociation, and hyperreflexivity.
Stress sharing, stress vector, and stress transfer (stress contagion): General adaptation syndrome (GAS).
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